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You will start receiving some writings from me for free right in your inbox. It won’t be so often that you’re annoyed, nor so infrequent that you forget it. While my writings might be called eclectic and range over many subjects, DruGroup focuses on:
The inside scoop from my 30+ years of experience in organizational leadership.
Writings to help simplify your spiritual life.
Other tools and resources to add value to your life.
Tell me more about what paid subscribers get?
Paid subscribers receive a Friday paid-subscriber only article. In addition they receive access to the 147: What Jesus Told Us To do devotional. I also send DruGroup Insiders updates on my life and thinking to just this group. The standard DruGroup paid subscription is only $36.50 a year (I think of it as ten cents a day that way). I hope this is a significant added value to your life and much more than others have offered for much less (the average Substack paid subscription is $96 a year, and $10 month by month).
But even as a free subscriber I trust DruGroup will find a place in your reading routine. As always, I hope this helps in your faith and work! - Dd
David Drury is the founder of more than a dozen organizations and church plants, and the author of a dozen published books. Find him at DavidDrury.com to see archived older articles, books, and more. Full bio found here.
I look forward to connecting! - Dave
If you want a sample first, here are a few articles from the past you might read first:
Christians I Disagree with Politically
WARNING: This article is for Christians. It doesn't apply to those who don't follow Jesus Christ. Some readers come to my writings for general leadership wisdom and are not Christians. Sorry for this diversion into the specific teachings of Jesus.
What Are My Favorite Max Lucado Books? (I've worked with him for 18 years)
Full disclosure: I’m not exactly an objective reviewer on Max Lucado’s books. I haven’t talked or written about this publicly much, but I’ve worked with Max for the last 18 years as a researcher. What that means is that I do a good bit of “nerd work” on the subject or part of the Bible he is interested in writing about. Because of this unique role I hav…
The Chuck-It List
What’s a Chuck-It List? Well, I just turned 50 years old. A lot of people take aging like me as an opportunity to reflect on their mortality. The newly minted elder makes a frank appraisal of what they have accomplished so far. They create a bucket list of things they want to do before they, ya know,
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